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Service + Solidarity Spotlight: Massachusetts AFL-CIO Calls on Governor to Ensure Budget Supports Working Families Service + Solidarity Spotlight: Massachusetts AFL-CIO Calls on Governor to Ensure Budget Supports Working Families Working people across the United States have stepped up to help out our friends, neighbors and communities during these trying times. In our regular Service + Solidarity Spotlight series, we’ll showcase one of these stories every day. Here’s today’s story. The Massachusetts AFL-CIO, led by President Steven Tolman (TCU/IAM), testified before the state’s Joint Ways and Means Committee to express concerns about the budget submitted by the governor. “This budget must support workers who have been and will continue to report to jobs outside of their homes to ensure that the public has access to the goods and services that our society has finally deemed ‘essential,’” Tolman said. “We must also ensure that unemployed and underemployed workers who are struggling to make ends meet have access to strong social safety nets that allow them to stay in their homes, maintain their healthcare coverage, and keep food on the table.” Among the specific concerns are provisions in the budget that would limit sick time for state employees during the COVID-19 pandemic, reduce funds for workforce development and weaken public bidding laws. Kenneth Quinnell Thu, 04/08/2021 - 09:32 Tags: COVID-19, Community Service — Apr 8
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Service + Solidarity Spotlight: New York State AFL-CIO Backs ‘Fair Share’ Revenue Raisers Service + Solidarity Spotlight: New York State AFL-CIO Backs ‘Fair Share’ Revenue Raisers Working people across the United States have stepped up to help out our friends, neighbors and communities during these trying times. In our regular Service + Solidarity Spotlight series, we’ll showcase one of these stories every day. Here’s today’s story. New York labor and faith leaders joined together last week for a press conference in support of the strategic “fair share” revenue raisers in the New York State Assembly and Senate one-house budgets and are urging their adoption in the final budget. The groups are pushing the state to look past the short-term relief from the federal government and move toward sustainable revenue streams that ask the wealthy to pay their fair share and that will preserve public services once federal aid is exhausted. According to Mario Cilento (TNG-CWA), president of the New York State AFL-CIO, “The federal aid coming into New York state will only do so much—it will help us for about the next two years, but after that, the state will be addressing budget deficits on its own. These ‘fair share’ revenue raisers would affect a tiny portion of individuals in our state while ensuring we don't harm our health care system and still help fund education, state services and our local governments into the future.” Kenneth Quinnell Wed, 04/07/2021 - 09:26 Tags: COVID-19, Community Service — Apr 7
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Washington Teachers’ Union President Elizabeth Davis Passes Washington Teachers’ Union President Elizabeth Davis Passes Chris Garlock/Union City The Washington, D.C., metro area labor movement lost one of its most outspoken leaders Sunday night when Washington Teachers’ Union (WTU) President Elizabeth Davis died in a car crash. Davis had been “at the forefront of public education advocacy and reform, leading the WTU’s transformation into a social justice, solution-driven organization dedicated to advancing and promoting quality education for all children,” WTU said in a release Monday morning. Davis worked hard at “improving teaching and learning conditions and aggressively amplifying the voice of teachers in the dialogue around issues of teaching and learning,” the union added. “We are confident that her legacy will continue to shape the WTU as well as education across the district.” “Elizabeth Davis fought every single day, not just for her members, but for all the city’s students and parents,” said Metro Washington Council (MWC) President Dyana Forester. “As a D.C. parent myself, and also as a lifelong city resident and labor activist, Sister Davis was a constant inspiration to me and to so many others. The thoughts and prayers of the Metro Washington Council go out to her family, her union and to all whose lives were touched by Liz. Her loss is shared by the entire local labor community, and we shall carry on her legacy of battling for justice even as we mourn her passing.” Davis was a longtime member of the MWC’s Executive Board. The first time Davis stood up to D.C. school administrators was in the 1960s, The Washington Post reported. “Davis, then a teenager, staged a walkout at Eastern High to protest the lack of African American history and culture in her school’s curriculum. Hundreds of students joined her. And it worked, she said. The curriculum changed.” “That was the beginning,” Davis told the Post in an interview in February. “It was exciting. It was exhilarating. We were organizing.” This post originally appeared at Metro Washington Council AFL-CIO. Kenneth Quinnell Tue, 04/06/2021 - 16:09 — Apr 6
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Solidarity Works: What Working People Are Doing This Week Solidarity Works: What Working People Are Doing This Week Welcome to our regular feature, a look at what the various AFL-CIO unions and other working family organizations are doing across the country and beyond. The labor movement is big and active—here's a look at the broad range of activities we're engaged in this week. A. Philip Randolph Institute:
Ok Florida family, lets try to support minority owned business when we can. These young ladies are in Tallahassee, FLMeet the Leo Sisters, Owners of Plant-Based Eatery Bourne Brilliant #AfroTech https://t.co/TLreFMHopY— APRI National (DC) (@APRI_National) March 25, 2021
Actors' Equity:Equity members now have an additional way to access the online harassment hotline. Lighthouse now offers an anonymous reporting app available in the Apple App Store and the Google Play store. Read more in the member portal - https://t.co/apKzJubpzg pic.twitter.com/lXhuGO3h5Q— Actors' Equity (@ActorsEquity) April 6, 2021
AFGE:Thank you for joining! https://t.co/3XFOoZFWCK— AFGE (@AFGENational) April 1, 2021
AFSCME:AFSCME library workers support the Build America’s Libraries Act. The measure would provide $5 billion to upgrade our nation’s library infrastructure. Investing in libraries not only benefits the institution but its community as well. https://t.co/5Appmd0WXD— AFSCME (@AFSCME) April 6, 2021
Alliance for Retired Americans:Workers deserve a say about their wages, benefits, etc.You can tell your Senators to make that a reality by passing the #PROAct. https://t.co/XBGThS3mrY— Alliance for Retired Americans (@ActiveRetirees) April 5, 2021
Amalgamated Transit Union:#1u #Labour #HazardPay #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/r6r0a7K08e— ATU, Transit Union (@ATUComm) April 6, 2021
American Federation of Musicians:Rockers, orchestral musicians, freelance and recording musicians can rest a bit easier now knowing the AFM-EPF plan to reduce benefits has been negated. https://t.co/ulukTyF30h #UnionMusician— AFM (@The_AFM) March 30, 2021
American Federation of Teachers:AFT President Randi Weingarten Mourns Passing of @WTUTeacher Leader Elizabeth Davis https://t.co/7LmWG2mFjT— AFT (@AFTunion) April 5, 2021
American Postal Workers Union:We stand arm in arm with our @MineWorkers family, who are on strike at Warrior Met Coal. Company executives are getting bonuses but they won't make a fair deal with the people whose hard work built the company. Support the Warrior Met Strike! #UnitedWeStand pic.twitter.com/B7Qa5Jx6X7— APWU National (@APWUnational) April 3, 2021
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance:Join us on April 21 for The #JusticeForJeyasre Vigil to honor the life of Indian garment worker & union member Jeyasre Kathiravel, who organized in her workplace against gender based violence & harassment before her untimely death. @GLJhub@ilrf@asia_floorwage pic.twitter.com/D6qgd9dEFl— Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, AFL-CIO (@APALAnational) April 5, 2021
Association of Flight Attendants-CWA:Thanks to your action, Piedmont Flight Attendants (and all Piedmont employees) won COVID pandemic leave! Flight Attendants from across the industry sent thousands of letters to American Airlines Group management. We won't stop fighting until sick bank is restored! #1u pic.twitter.com/LsdZoSII5H— AFA-CWA (@afa_cwa) April 5, 2021
Boilermakers:2020's ⏪ 1920's. Take a look back at #Boilermaker history and you'll see some similarities in hardships unions faced: https://t.co/oRYr7lWDws pic.twitter.com/tYGbTtVPsz— Boilermakers Union (@boilermakernews) April 5, 2021
Bricklayers:BAC Local 1 Hawaii Apprentices are helping turn a muddy path for students into a fruit tree-lined yellow brick sidewalk. #BuildingLives #BuildingCommunities https://t.co/lDT5O7pdmr— Bricklayers Union (@IUBAC) March 30, 2021
Coalition of Labor Union Women:Join @CLUWNational on April 21 for the Justice for Jeyasre Vigil in solidarity with garment workers to end gender-based violence and harassment in the global garment supply chain. @GLJhub @ilrf @asia_floorwage #JusticeForJeyasre RSVP Here: https://t.co/qi2nwRnDHz pic.twitter.com/AI4enlBveo— CLUW National (@CLUWNational) April 1, 2021
Communications Workers of America:https://t.co/kDEfgKwuRZ— CWA (@CWAUnion) April 2, 2021
Department for Professional Employees:Many professionals want to exercise their right to form a union, but can't. The PRO Act must become law so more employees can exercise this fundamental workplace right! #1u pic.twitter.com/WOEin3qBrC— Department for Professional Employees (@DPEaflcio) April 6, 2021
Electrical Workers:"A boss’ promises are temporary, but a union contract is in writing." https://t.co/1Jzd7pB3eo— IBEW (@IBEW) April 6, 2021
Fire Fighters:In the first 90 days, our transition team of local, state and provincial leaders will be reviewing the effectiveness of all IAFF programs, services, projects and practices. #ReadyToLead pic.twitter.com/TLPs19k1Rk— IAFF (@IAFFNewsDesk) April 6, 2021
Heat and Frost Insulators:A skilled union insulation workforce can provide unique, custom insulation-fabricating solutions for the cutting, die-cutting, slitting or sawing required for any project's specifications regardless of complexity. https://t.co/UxJnXYtAcb— Insulators Union 🦎 (@InsulatorsUnion) April 6, 2021
International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers:IFPTE, NPEU Among Unions Urging Education Sec. Cardona to Take Immediate Action on Public Service Loan Forgiveness https://t.co/B1rQwgWwiX— IFPTE (@IFPTE) April 1, 2021
Ironworkers:The recently passed coronavirus relief package will pay benefits through 2051 for MEP plans that were headed toward insolvency, many of which affect the construction industry.https://t.co/d0144gpQ3d— Ironworkers. (@TheIronworkers) April 5, 2021
Jobs With Justice:The Neverending Headline (pls make it stop, @POTUS) pic.twitter.com/nagNKhSJmC— Jobs With Justice (@jwjnational) April 6, 2021
Labor Council for Latin American Advancement:GA Familias Unidas filed an Imminent Danger complaint with OSHA on behalf of multiple workers employed by Foundation Food Group.@LCLAAWestCntyNY @gafu_org @CFLCLAA @LCLAAConnectic @LCLAAWstchstrNY @CFLCLAA @lclaalosangeles @ChicagoLCLAA https://t.co/3XrgGS3HMI— LCLAA (@LCLAA) March 29, 2021
Laborers:#TransportationTuesday - The time is NOW to fix America's failing #infrastructure #BuildBackBetter pic.twitter.com/IfnZ3Pxe2N— LIUNA (@LIUNA) April 6, 2021
Machinists:As one of the largest industrial and transportation unions in North America, we applaud @POTUS for the worker-first #AmericanJobsPlan. Let's #BuildBackBeter with union workers.https://t.co/JIZnNF0LV8— Machinists Union ✈️🚊🚀 (@MachinistsUnion) March 31, 2021
Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association:pic.twitter.com/Go2TbQsORQ— M.E.B.A. (@MEBAUNION) March 29, 2021
Metal Trades Department:The Viscardi Center is a non-profit organization that seeks to change ablest views and to improve education and employment for people with disabilities, as well as to empower them. It was founded by John D Kemp who is President and CEO of The Viscardi Center. #DiversityMonth pic.twitter.com/Kppmnr1fn3— Metal Trades Dept. (@metaltradesafl) April 6, 2021
Mine Workers:“Going on strike is a difficult thing to do, but they have shown tremendous unity on the picket lines. Their story is being told across the world right now, and it is one of strength, determination and solidarity." - #UMWA President @CecilRoberts https://t.co/LEnKvt4gSN— United Mine Workers (@MineWorkers) April 6, 2021
Musical Artists:We completed our 8th week of bargaining at the Met last week. Our work is far from done, and so, we are committed to continue bargaining beyond the original eight-week period. Now, we restart the clock. https://t.co/llBsWDHffq pic.twitter.com/oL53x99rtL— AGMA (@AGMusicalArtist) April 5, 2021
National Air Traffic Controllers Association:For #MothersDay, NATCA is proud to give the spotlight to the incredible women who dedicate their lives to ensuring the safety of the NAS and the families lucky enough to call them “Mom.” Email [email protected] with the name & facility of the mom you're celebrating! pic.twitter.com/mSu6I5qn12— NATCA (@NATCA) April 6, 2021
National Association of Letter Carriers:Team NALC will be participating in the #ToughMudder 5k for @MDAorg on Oct. 16! Donate: https://t.co/eVGma11tC4Register: https://t.co/u40nNMjB1V#Deliverthecure #NALC pic.twitter.com/IcbQ4ZlysA— Letter Carriers (@NALC_National) April 6, 2021
National Day Laborer Organizing Network:Impt Thread from @ArribaLasVegas on the need for action from @USDOL to truly protect Las Vegas workers from abuse at Unforgettable Coatings ⬇️ https://t.co/2WTWaOrEaq— NDLON (@NDLON) April 6, 2021
National Nurses United:.@CDCDirector: A central part of a science-based #pandemic response is understanding how the virus is transmitted. We urge you and @CDCgov to follow the science and fully recognize aerosol transmission of #Covid19 now! pic.twitter.com/h2wKMMyZjt— NationalNursesUnited (@NationalNurses) April 5, 2021
National Taxi Workers Alliance:Protest Camp Community KitchenEveryday Didi & Tilakji cook us meals. Vinodji brings chai. Gyatsoji brings food. Richard serves. Everyday fellow New Yorkers join us & we eat together. Sometimes w stories. Sometimes in silence. We're not going anywhere til justice is won. pic.twitter.com/1TbECBigwp— NY Taxi Workers (@NYTWA) April 6, 2021
NFL Players Association:April is Financial Literacy Month and players are about to drop some jewels ⬇️ @GoalsetterCo https://t.co/2quS9h6NjF— NFLPA (@NFLPA) April 6, 2021
North America's Building Trades Unions:Read about how Angel George launched her #BuildingTrades career through the West Virginia Women Work program!“A lot of women who walked in on the program didn’t have a lot of confidence. But by the time they left, they would shine. They’d glow."https://t.co/vUQgnW6tWr— The Building Trades (@NABTU) April 5, 2021
Office and Professional Employees:Honoring Dr. King's righteous vision means raising the minimum wage, passing the #PROAct, and affirming the dignity of work. #1u https://t.co/p1POtO1BwS— OPEIU ║ #PassThePROAct ✊ (@OPEIU) April 5, 2021
Painters and Allied Trades:37% of newly formed unions still don't have a contract 2 years after winning their election because employers stall and refuse to negotiate entirely.The PRO Act creates a mediation and arbitration process to ensure a first contract is reached for newly formed unions. pic.twitter.com/zn8wed3zOh— IUPAT | Pass the PRO Act! (@GoIUPAT) April 6, 2021
Plasterers and Cement Masons:The #AmericanJobsPlan:$115 billion for highways, roads and bridges$25 billion for airports$17 billion for inland waterways and ports$213 billion to build and retrofit more than 2 million homes#InfrastructureNowhttps://t.co/tw5rGSN55s— OPCMIA International (@opcmiaintl) April 6, 2021
Professional Aviation Safety Specialists:“When we talk about infrastructure & sustainment investment in the country...it is very important that we do not forget about the airspace system & its backbone, the facilities & the equipment that make the system available 24/7/365" @FAANews Bradley Mims https://t.co/wTELcN6R69— PASS (@PASSNational) April 2, 2021
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union:Our members in fashion retail can help you find the perfect outfit for any occasion - and they know that solidarity is always in season. #1u #UnionStrong pic.twitter.com/5KJngRpJqX— RWDSU (@RWDSU) April 6, 2021
SAG-AFTRA:Susan, you are not only one of NPR's founding mothers but a legend! You have deftly guided listeners through every national news story for the last half century, and are a union leader and mentor to so many who follow in your footsteps. You have our heartfelt thanks and congrats! https://t.co/u3JRCkGLCW— SAG-AFTRA (@sagaftra) April 6, 2021
Solidarity Center:Seeking to ensure temp health care workers get permanent status, the Health Care Union in Ramallah #Palestine won an agreement w/ the govt for workers with daily contracts to get fixed contracts. After the govt didn't fulfill its promise, workers have waged sit-ins & rallies. pic.twitter.com/VRyzXlkHKq— Solidarity Center (@SolidarityCntr) April 6, 2021
The NewsGuild-CWA:Congratulations and welcome to The NewsGuild @CWAUnion family! https://t.co/orLlQhxTwv— NewsGuild-CWA (@newsguild) March 31, 2021
Theatrical Stage Employees:If you believe that all workers deserve the right to join together in union and bargain for better conditions, supporting The #PROact is a no-brainer. pic.twitter.com/e2JcznGrnM— IATSE // #PROAct (@IATSE) April 5, 2021
Transport Workers Union:To create good jobs, we need to enact stronger labor standards and finally put an end to union-busting. The TWU is ready to work with @POTUS and Congress to expand transit labor protections and increase wages in clean energy and infrastructure. #AmericanJobsPlan pic.twitter.com/MR4SFQMRKF— TWU (@transportworker) March 31, 2021
Transportation Trades Department:Railroads think that they can boost profits by cutting the number of workers operating trains, but this puts workers & communities at serious risk. This is why Pres. Biden has called for #2CrewTrains & we agree: the Rule of 2 is essential. @TransportDems https://t.co/LtKlgPYH4h— Transp. Trades Dept. (@TTDAFLCIO) April 5, 2021
UAW:The UAW reported yesterday solid financials and steady membership numbers in the face of the 2020 pandemic. Read more: https://t.co/UKCm76ViGE— UAW (@UAW) April 1, 2021
Union Veterans Council:Supporting veterans means ensuring that they have access to good-paying jobs.Empower veterans. Pass the #PROAct.— Union Veterans Council (@unionveterans) April 6, 2021
UNITE HERE:The Fight to Unionize Georgia’s Hospitality Industry Is Underway https://t.co/xWYAfYuqVV via @EaterAtlanta— UNITE HERE #PROAct (@unitehere) April 5, 2021
United Food and Commercial Workers:Throughout the month of March, @UFCW135 has helped to coordinate multiple #COVID19 vaccine clinics covering hundreds of members! #UnionStrong #1uhttps://t.co/ifP0NlRaeR— UFCW (@UFCW) April 6, 2021
United Steelworkers:How Amazon Exploited a Weakened America https://t.co/knIHHkXCFa Follow @newrepublic— United Steelworkers (@steelworkers) April 6, 2021
United Students Against Sweatshops:USASers across the country: you're invited to the Spring 2021 USAS Organizing Bootcamp on Saturday, April 17th. Join us for a full day of (new & improved!) trainings on all the skills you need to fight for student and worker power on your campus. Register: https://t.co/0jscVSY1ep pic.twitter.com/LHqLDdISfd— USAS (@USAS) April 3, 2021
Utility Workers:The pandemic has put a spotlight on workers' rights, accelerating an organizing movement that's been slowly building in recent years.By @aliciawallace for @CNNBusiness:https://t.co/o84TeVQwcb— UWUA National (@The_UWUA) April 6, 2021
Writers Guild of America, East:#Solidarity works. Congratulations to the writers of #TheChase, and thank you to the Guild members (& fans of the show) who stood with the writers since day 1. #1uhttps://t.co/yPtyDjOKhM— Writers Guild of America, East / #PROAct (@WGAEast) April 5, 2021
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'We Have to Move Now': The Working People Weekly List 'We Have to Move Now': The Working People Weekly List Every week, we bring you a roundup of the top news and commentary about issues and events important to working families. Here’s the latest edition of the Working People Weekly List. ‘We Have to Move Now’: Biden Details His $2 Trillion Infrastructure Plan: “Mr. Biden was introduced by a union worker who deals with the electrical grid. Mike Fiore, a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 29 and an employee of Duquesne Light, said the plan would mean a lot to workers who are ready to retool plants and revitalize the middle class. ‘The [plan] is directed at communities like mine. It is about opening up opportunities, revitalizing local businesses and saving jobs,’ Mr. Fiore said. ‘For decades, Pennsylvania was a global leader in manufacturing and good union jobs. It can be that way again.’” ATI Workers Go on Strike After Negotiations Break Down: “Roughly 1,300 workers at Pittsburgh-based Allegheny Technologies Inc. (ATI) represented by the United Steelworkers (USW) union went on strike at 7 a.m. Tuesday after negotiators failed to reach a contract settlement. USW International Vice President David McCall, who chairs the talks, accused the metals giant of unfair labor practices and trying to force workers into accepting unnecessary concessions. ‘After years of loyalty, hard work and sacrifice, workers deserve more respect and consideration than ATI has shown at the table,’ Mr. McCall said in a statement Friday. ‘We will continue to bargain in good faith, and we strongly urge ATI to start doing the same.’” Why Big Tech Shouldn’t Be Scared of Unions: “At a time when so many divisions rip Americans apart, from income inequality and wealth disparities to opportunity gaps and ethnic, religious and cultural differences, increased union membership would help to heal America by raising incomes, uniting workers and building trust just as it did in the decades following World War II, when the U.S. boasted the biggest per-capita middle class in the world. What better place to start than in the heart of America’s tech industry? It would help workers, industry and American society itself.” I Was Fired for Trying to Unionize My Workplace. I Want Congress to Pass the PRO Act So That Never Happens Again: “For around two years, my colleagues and I had been advocating together for better benefits—like health care and child care—and reasonable sales goals. We weren’t asking for the moon—we were asking for basic respect and fair treatment as we supported the military members and veterans who bank with PenFed. We felt that unless we did this organizing, there would be no reason for PenFed CEO James Schenck to improve working conditions and make real changes to how he ran his business.” EXPLAINER: What to Know About the Amazon Union Vote: “Nearly 6,000 Amazon warehouse workers in Bessemer, Alabama, are deciding whether they want to form a union, the biggest labor push in the online shopping giant’s history. The stakes are high for Amazon. The organizing in Bessemer could set off a chain reaction across its operations nationwide, with more workers rising up and demanding better working conditions. Meanwhile, labor advocates hope what’s happening in Bessemer could inspire workers beyond Amazon to form a union. But organizers face an uphill battle. Amazon, the second-largest private employer in the country, has a history of crushing unionizing efforts at its warehouses and its Whole Foods grocery stores.” Walsh Heads Already Active Labor Department: “‘Millions of workers still do not have the strong COVID-19 protections they need to be safe at work,’ declared Rebecca Reindel, AFL-CIO safety and health director. ‘Marty Walsh’s strong leadership will be needed to urgently issue a strong, comprehensive OSHA COVID-19 emergency temporary standard to set workplace safety rules, accompanied by strong enforcement to ensure workers are protected.’” ‘It Rescued Our Entire Plan Overnight.’ How Joe Biden Will Help Rockers Retire: “President Joe Biden’s American Rescue Plan will benefit, among other things, state and local governments, small businesses, people living in poverty and, it turns out, professional musicians hoping to retire at some point in their lives. Since musicians often work for many bosses, they fall under the purview of multi-employer pension plans—a pet cause of Ohio senator Sherrod Brown, who has been pushing to fix those types of pension plans for years. After years of introducing what was first called the Butch Lewis Act (named after an Ohio teamster), Brown worked to get his pension-salvaging plan into the American Rescue Plan.” What the ‘Invisible’ People Cleaning the Subway Want Riders to Know: “Cleaning the New York City subway has always been a dirty job. But when the pandemic hit last spring, it became even more challenging. When Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo ordered that trains be shut down overnight for cleaning, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) turned to contractors to help undertake the monumental task of scouring the trains in the nation’s largest transit system. The thousands of workers the contractors hired—largely low-income immigrants from Latin America—were envisioned as a stopgap measure, as MTA workers were falling ill and dying of the virus. At the same time, ridership and revenue had plummeted, and the agency found itself in an intense budget crunch.” Facing Backlash from Orlando Workers, HMSHost Is Rehiring Employees Laid Off During Pandemic: “After nine months waging an emotional campaign to get their jobs back, displaced restaurant workers from the Orlando International Airport celebrated a triumph: They’re being rehired. HMSHost, one of the country’s largest airport concessionaires, emailed former employees on Friday inviting them back, according to copies reviewed by the Orlando Sentinel. In the email, the company’s human resources department also announced a $2-per-hour wage increase and free monthly Lynx bus passes for returning employees.” Kenneth Quinnell Tue, 04/06/2021 - 10:40 — Apr 6
AFL-CIO Blog
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- Service + Solidarity Spotlight: New York State AFL-CIO Backs ‘Fair Share’ Revenue Raisers
- Washington Teachers’ Union President Elizabeth Davis Passes
- Solidarity Works: What Working People Are Doing This Week
- 'We Have to Move Now': The Working People Weekly List